Film Lens
The Blue Years focuses on Rubén's interpretation of the color blue, describing it as 'the color of dreams, of art, of the ocean and of the firmament.' This perspective opens a discussion on the significance of blue in poetry and romantic literature over the last fifty years. The film presents a blend of visual and literary elements, showcasing how blue has influenced modernism and artistic expression.
Directed by Erik Mariñelarena and featuring Ana Treviño, the film runs for 22 minutes. It captures the essence of blue not just as a color, but as a symbol that has inspired countless poets and artists throughout history, emphasizing its role in shaping cultural narratives.
Why Watch
- •See Rubén's unique take on the color blue.
- •Meet Ana Treviño in a poetic exploration.
- •Find out how blue shaped modernist literature.
Did You Know
•Rubén describes blue as 'the color of dreams' in the film.
•The film covers half a century of poetry related to the color blue.
•The documentary is directed by Erik Mariñelarena and lasts 22 minutes.
Perfect For
Poetry enthusiastsArt loversModernism fans